South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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A movie seat is willed to all flicker-fans by LEROY THOMPSON. To any millionaire JOHN STOKAR leaves his unpaid bill in Mr. Bechtold's room. NANCY COLECCHIO leaves a loudspeaker for the library. AH poems that JUDY CIMLER has tucked between the pages of her books ore left to future lOB's. CHARLES ROGALSKI leaves the task of making all English classes outlowed to more aggressive students. DAN ZEHNAL leaves the equipment room to future South High managers. As another present for Mr Lander, MARY DeCARLO leaves her history answers. For the brover souls of South, OLIVE KAY EVANS leaves the driving car. DONALD PUBAL leaves his T square to Mr. Keehn's future clcsses. TONY ZDROJEWSKI leaves all his history answers to a certain female flat. Bill Swansinger is willed Mr. Lee's homeroom by RICHARD PETERSON. Thoughts of Miss Frischknet and her fruitcakes are left by MARY LOUISE ELLIOTT. BERNADETTE GESINSKY leaves the title Bon Ami Triplets to three other goons. For any pupil who wants to suffer, ANN GRIVICH leaves her seat in Latin class. In behalf of herself and ARLENE PHILLIPS, RITA GRISWOLD leaves Miss Niebes a great big box (?). LARRY LAWRENCE leaves South High to all teachers for future use os an old folk's home. His bassoon is left to the army by LARRY DONAT for use as a bazooka. A bar of soap is left in the washroom for all clean girls by JOAN HRYWNIAK. NANCY HUXTABLE leoves her Chemistry test grades to her sister whom she hopes will improve them. Senior Science answers ore left in her book by DOROTHY JASINSKI. STANLEY GRYC wills his fool in Mr. Keehn's room to some lucky flat. ALBERT KOBAK leaves the next class of senior boys his old pair of overalls. THERESA KACZMAREK leoves South High to her cousin Pat. Her clarinet is left by JOSEPHINE KAMINSKI to future Band members. MELVIN HACH leoves the privilege of staying single to all wise fellows. RAY CIESLINSKI leoves his brother to South and all lucky students. PAT KAROVICH leaves Mrs. McAnerney her pencil in shorthand. JOAN KAYE leoves all her wonderful memories of the gym to future gym leaders. A spot in the Band for a drum carrier is left to whomever can corry it by HAROLD HAUGHT. ED ZASTAWNY can't afford to leave anything, he needs everything he has. A quarter's worth of nickels is left to Mr. Sutter by DOROTHY KASPROWICZ. Good football prospects are left to South by JACQUELYN KNEREM. RAY UZELL bequeaths all the Rafael Mendez records to all future trumpet players. A bobbin is left to Miss Holiday by DOROTHY KOLAKOWSKI. For all 10B hot-rod drivers GEORGE HRUBY leaves his parking spot. ARLENE KUZAK leaves the leadership of the majorettes to the future president. All blue slips are left to the flats by CAROL LASH. CAROL LESZKA leaves all laughs to Tootie Kennedy. APOLLO TURCHI just leaves the building. 28

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ffiaat IflUl attJi © rata input The Class of June, 1952 happily bequeath the following io all lowly underclassmen ond unfortunate teachers: Miss Holiday is left to all future dressmakers by BERNADINE MARES and BARBARA ZANIEWSKI. RAY CIESLAK leaves the privilege of going over to Hank's any time of day. He-man, MILO KAUFMANN, leaves his muscles to some deserving student CAROL AMTSBERG bequeaths all of her old shorthand books and notes to any future secretary. ROBERT KWASCHNOWITZ just leaves. RICH BZDAFKA leaves all the smiles that he wiped off his face at South to another unsuspecting pupil. Mr. Kraft is left 75 t for a haircut by RAY GRDEN ELEANORE BACZKOWSKI leaves her strained ears to all future lOB's when they fry to hear Mrs. Hedburg talk. His silent partnership in Henry's is left to some other villain by ROBERT HOPKINS. THERESA BANASZAK leaves all her blue slip; to future troublemakers. JOE KAWCZYNSKI leaves his ability to ad-lib in Modern Problems. All the cute boys that ore left are willed to JOAN BARTHOLOMEW'S sisters, Morgie and Kay. THOMAS MOWCHAN bequeaths his luncheon seot ond chess championship to Frank Jerky. Mr. Lander's future 1 OB classes are left all the history work sheets with the answers by SUSAN BENDER. TOM RICKARD leaves Hank's to any other idiot who wants to go there while playing football. A locker is left by ROBERT ROGALSK! to some lucky flat. For all blind girls, BETTY BARNES leaves South's gorgeous boys. CHARLES SCHODOWSKI wills his trumpet which he used to fake with to some other deserving faker in the Band. MARY BARAN leaves her favorite teacher. Miss Holiday, all her yellow absence slips. Footprints on the ceiling ore left by SHIRLEY BATE. A seot in Mr. Shriver's room is left by AGNES BIELEN for PATTY BEAL. RAY ZABUKOVEC leaves a nice quiet fie for Mr. Koehn. Bowling ball No. 13 is left at Harry's by LILLIAN BOJANOWSKI for any future bowlers. DOLORES BRZEZINSKI bequeaths the opportun ty of blowing-up the school to any oncoming daredevil. Mr. “Papa Eridon is left a new homeroom by PETE WALCHANOWICZ Squeaks of his oboe are left by FRANK VONDRAK to future musicians. GERALDINE BUCINSKI can't afford to leave onything. JOAN CONNELL leaves her memories of all our handsome boys—1947 The glory and grandeur of South and his homeroom are left by ROBERT VALES. DONALD ZAK leaves Hank's A. C. to all future athletes. Mark ed desks are left by GENEVIEVE CHESKO. YVONNE CARNES has nothing to leave as Harry is gone. 27

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MARY ANN LOVELL just leoves (period) with Dogo MARY DeCARLO. WALTER WOZNICKI leaves to Pete Rehus all his hillbilly songs. A football team is left for the coaches by FRANK SWANEK. FELICIA LUGINA leaves her good grades in English to the next student who has Miss Goding. The Foods Lob is left by JEAN MIKULA for her sister, Joan. RICHARD SIKORSKI leaves his phone number. Ml. 1-0883, and fire morks. A batch of sewing problems is left by ANN MORINO for all new lOB's. FAY MURRAY leaves her cut slips to those not fortunate enough to get them. GILBERT MYERS leaves the right to eat in homeroom to all hungry flats History answers ore left for the flats by RICHARD JANCEWICZ. GLORIA NOVAK leaves her typewriter to future typists ond hopes they can struggle through. LaVERNE PRIMER and CAROL PAWLAK leaves the library workroom for future hen-parJies. All detentions ore left by ERNEST KALLIS to the more deserving students. PAT PAZDERSKI leaves the privilege of being a ringleader to some silly 10B. A new 1952 Cadilloc (blue) is left for the Driving class by BARNEY MENASIAN. WALTER KOCAR leaves all the lathes with stripped gears to Mr. Beck Bechtold. A good point brush is left by BARBARA RISZAK for Miss Niebes. Wonderful memories of Hank's are left behind by DOLORES PR1EBE. RONALD MANISTA leaves his stole lunches in his locker for the cafeteria. GRACE PROCTOR leaves all her books with pleasure ond a little regret to the new 12th grade. All slips, blue or otherwise, are left by MARGIE REARDON and ROBERTA PRYMAS for Miss Hogan. To all physics classes JOSEPH KUHEL, JR. leoves Mr. Kraft and the answers to all tests. MONA RICKARD leaves the three best years of their lives to the flats. JEAN ROGEL leaves all her troubles and homework to future ambitious students. Another T square is left for Mr. Keehn. This time by GLENN LIDDICOAT. His place in machine shop is left by DONALD KLIER. For all students completing their course in Art, DOROTHY SHEFSKI leaves a ruler. PAT SLADEWSKI leaves her French Horn to any rising young musician. JOHN JAMES leoves his old music score to some new flot. ANN STALTARI leaves her footsteps hoping none will follow The privilege of wrecking the cooking room is left by JACQUELINE STEPHEN to any one who has the nerve. MARIE SPISAK leoves Mrs. Mac a club, to use on the girls who ask for parties. RAY GRUSZEWSKI leaves lucky Mr. Keehn all the pretty girls. For all girls who dye their hair EVELYN STRUCZYNSKI fakes pity ond leaves hers. All old torn books are willed to the flats by BARBARA VIKOWSKI. BARBARA PELTZ leoves the piano in A Coppello ond Orchestra to the next person who wonts to try. A seat in movies next to Pat is left by JERRY WIECZOREK vacant but not for use. ROSEMARIE WASKI leaves Miss Niebes in peace. ARLENE WATERS leaves all her bubble gum to Miss Frischknet. DAVID POPIELSKI also leoves all his cut slips behind. 29